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    Mariscal (en. Marshal)

    /ma.ʁis.kal/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A high military title granted to certain army chiefs.
    The marshal led the battle with great courage.
    El mariscal lideró la batalla con gran valentía.
    A person who has authority or a position of great importance in a specific context.
    The kitchen marshal organized the gala dinner.
    El mariscal de la cocina organizó la cena de gala.

    Etymology

    From French 'maréchal', which means 'marshal' or 'knight of the king's household'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    of marshal
    It refers to a position or status of higher rank.
    de mariscal
    field marshal
    Specific title for a marshal in a military context related to battlefields.
    mariscal de campo
    make marshal
    To become accustomed to a position of authority or leadership.
    hacer mariscal

    Related Words

    commander
    Officer who commands a military group.
    comandante
    general
    High-ranking officer in the army.
    general
    barracks
    Building where soldiers are housed.
    cuartel

    Slang Meanings

    A person who has significant control or influence in a group.
    Don't worry, I've always been the marshal of the group.
    No te preocupes, siempre he sido el mariscal del grupo.
    Someone who takes on leadership in a complicated situation.
    She became the marshal during the project crisis.
    Ella se convirtió en la mariscal durante la crisis del proyecto.